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Script VB
Anonymous
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2005-10-18
edited 2005-10-20
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Hello,
I want to run a script VB : MyFile.vbs and i used
SHELL('C:\MyFile.vbs');
but my file vbs don't run.
Thank
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wakestar
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2005-10-18
SHELL('c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe /C','c:\test.vbs');
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jorgebraga
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2005-10-19
Thats not a good solution since the OS may not be in c:\windows.
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Morten_Solberg
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2005-10-19
try this one.. :
HYPERLINK('C:\MyFile.vbs');
or this..:
SHELL('wscript C:\MyFile.vbs');
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DenSter
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2005-10-19
If the OS is not in the WINDOWS folder, won't this work either then:
SHELL('cmd.exe /C','c:\test.vbs');
When you do Start/run you can just type 'cmd' and that runs the command prompt, so it knows where to find it.
Daniel Rimmelzwaan
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jorgebraga
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2005-10-20
Yes it works fine.
Good tip.
But dont use C drive to write anything. The local user may not have permission to do that.
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HYPERLINK('C:\MyFile.vbs');
or this..:
SHELL('wscript C:\MyFile.vbs');
SHELL('cmd.exe /C','c:\test.vbs');
When you do Start/run you can just type 'cmd' and that runs the command prompt, so it knows where to find it.
RIS Plus, LLC
Good tip.
But dont use C drive to write anything. The local user may not have permission to do that.